St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-18

Col. j. b. Sanborn, st. Paul, Mimi. Lieut.
Col James C. Edison Glencoe MIMI; Adjt
D. M. G: Murphy. st. Cloud, Mbpn. !;
Surgeon John II. Murphy, st. Paul, Min. ;
Com. Sergt. Maj. Thomas Is. Wilson, St. Paul,
Mimi; Private Augustus G. Baker, Co; A,
Co. A, Chaska, Mimi; Sergeant Cal
vim r. Fix. Co. A, Minneapolis. Mipn. !;
Private Philip w. Fix, Company A, Spring
Lake; Private Daniel Foster, Company A,
Elm Dale, Wis.,; Private James Hare, Com
pany A, Burns, Mimi; Corp. Oscar O. Ja-
quith, Excelsior, Mimi; Corp. John Jehn-
son I'd, Company A, Carver, Mimi, Private
Thomas P. Kennedy, Company A, ST. Paul,
Paul, Mimi; Private Frank Mahowalk, Chm
pany A, New Market, Mlnn.; Private Rap-
tiste Marx Company A, St Michaels, MINI. ;
Private Osmand Osmandson, Company, A
Fayette, To-; Private William Getchel Com
pany b, Glencoe. Mimi. Private Jheob
Coons, Glencoe, Mimi; Private Bernhard
Moorhand, st. Paul, Mimi; Lieut.. c. II.
Stinehfield, Columbia, Oak; Private Swan
Swanberg, Waconia, Mimi; Private James
A. Williams, Waconia.
Company C-Moody A. Bailey, Monticello;
Cyrus Clough, Lebanon; Joseph Gelzman,
Waseca; Capt Hobart N. Hosmer, Farming
ton; John Linn, Jordan; Dave W. Phillips,
Pennington; Benjamin A. Rich, Minneapolis;
John Il. Rich Monroe; Francis w. Shaw,
West Albany; Lieut.. John II. Thurston, sec
rotary, Belle PLANE; Corporal George w.
Wetherill, Ferndale; George W: Anderson,
Company D-F. V. DeCoster, Litchfield; @.
B. Farwell, Maine Prairie; David Hanscom,
Eden Valley; Charles Neal, Maine Prairie;
Edwin Kidder, Maine Prairie; George G.
Kimball, Fort Ripley, William C. Tafts, Fair
haven; Ruben A. Wheeler, Cedar Mills
Company E-Lieut. Peter jerome. ST. Paul;
George F. Birch, Faribault; John B. Bodan,
Henderson; Orland Indus. Owatonna; Oscar
Tiffany, st. Paul; Julius Ii. TOWN, Worth
ington.
Company A-Privates Edward Smith. Eagle
Lake, Mimi. Joshua r. Smith, Greeland
Mimi; Eli Southworth, Shakopee, Mimi;
Sergt Edison A. Tnckey, Hamline, Mimi;
Privates John Van Buren,, LIE Sueur, Mimi;
Jacob Fetsch, St. Michaels; Corp. Francis M.
Ward, Blakeley; Private Fred W. Working,
Sergt. Thomas M. Young. Minneapolis.
Company B-First Lieut. Cyrus l.. Snyder,
MinneaDolis;. Privates Francis j. Allgour,
Glencoe; Andrew Beck, Glencoe; AlonZo L.
Brown, Brownton; William T. Churchill,
Brownton; Leo Cook, Osseo; Corp. Pat Fail
low, Hutchinson; Private Fayette Ford, Glen
zoe; Maj. John Frank, LIE Roy
Company capt A. w. White, Albert
Lea; Lieut. A. r. Norton, Albert Lea; Pri-
waite Charles Bromrich. Freeborn, Sergt.
Frank B. Forbes, Albert Lea; Privates Jacob
G. Frost, Nick T. Sunberg, Bancroft; John
Scharf, Shakopee; James Shields, Albert
Lea; Phineas r. Taylor, Freeborn; William
Ward, Hancock.
Company G-James Conway, St: Paul.
William. Englelane Norwood; Emile Gutz-
willer, st. Michaels; Andrew B. Meyers, St
Cloud; Alfred Noack. WaIla WalIa, Wash !;
John Sitter, st. Cloud.
Company-H.-Capt. D. L. Wellman, Frazee
City; Lieut. F. P Luberg, Mankato; Corp
J. H. H. Beebe. St. Paul: Privates Edward A.
HoSteyel, kushford; Gustav Hohnson, st.
Peter; Henry kranz, Chaska; Washington
Muzzy, Battle Lake; August Mel, Kerkhoyen :;
Seth Nichols, Hutchinson; Sergt Elwood
knnIrlQS vi NJ r1
Smith, Cleveland; John Tomgrain, Mankato;
James NJ Williams, Mankato.
Company I--Pt. Cyrus G. Aldrich. Morris
town; John B. Batson, Morristown; Sergt
Fair Haven; Maj. Errastus Fish, Elysian; PIT.
Charles E. Lamont, Waterville; PIT Cyrus E.
Livingston, st, Peter; PIT Alfred j. Mob Ter,
-Elysian; PIT. George r. Moler, Elysian; PIT.
st, Paul; Pt. Waldo Lyons. Alden: G. Mac
1ntyre, Waterville; PIT. Valentine Valerous
ST. Michaels ifEtf
Company K-Capt Ira N Morrill, Deco
raj, i, To-; Private Thomas j. Bishop LIE Roy;
Corp. John S! Boyd, St Paul; Privates Albert
Chapel, Pennington; Sherman Glow, North
field; Joseph Cook, Mortified; Eren d. Han
SER Spring Valley; Edison c. Huntley, Spring
Smith, Bloomer, Wis; Freeland &. Stevens
Austin : Hiram Van Buren,, Austin; H.x5W
Van Alkenberg, Farmington; o. Fl. Wiley,
st. Paul. 80
heglmenta band-Jonn FRANK, lie ftoy+
Leonard Seibert, st. Paul; John II. Thurslon
Belle Plaine; Corp. W. Muzzy, Battle Lake !;
PIT. Oscar Fl. Wiley, st. Paul. fRc1
The organization was full of life, and
elected for another year the following
officers of last year, VIZ: President,
John b. .Sanborn; vice president, Capt
Asa w! White :; treasurer, DR.. JohI9l19
Murphy /; secretary, John 81. Thursy0H,
Belle Flame, Mimi; historian, Aloi1ze
l.. Brown, Brownton, MINI. ;uts
Committee On publication of history,
Capt. Alonzo l.. Brown. Washington
MuZzy, Capt. d. L. William, Capt. Ira
N. Morrill,. The history is nearly COM
pleted, and will make printed volume
of about 500 pages. The society Or
dered its publicp lion, and guaranteed
the committee against loss, each MEM
bar agreeing to. take one Or more. This
will he valuable contribution to the
history of the war, and many false i'm
preSSi0nS as to certain events will be
removed thereby.
A large number of letters were read
from absent members. among others,
one from Capt. William T. Wheeler,
Helena, Mont, Capt. Thomas P. Hunt,
U. S, A., Col. John E. Yourttellette, U.
S. A., and many others. The secretary
stated thatrhe now knew the pOStOffice
address of six hundred survivors. This
seems very remarkable when it is con-
sidered that twenty-Six years have
elapsed since the regiment mustered
into service, and that it went through
the seiges of Corinth and Vicksburg,
the Atlanta campaign and march to the
sea. and participated in at least twenty
battles and seiges in all. Long may the
survivors survive! -.